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The exhibition Henri Matisse: Rhythm and Meaning, which has opened in Jo’burg, gives us an idea of the ageing master’s last grand preoccupation and glorious breakthrough. By the late 1930s ...

What gift would you give a soon-to-be retiree? MARC AGRONIN: I would present a copy of the book "Jazz" by the great French painter Henri Matisse, with the following explanation. In 1941, the 71 ...

But Jazz’s colourful, ... Henri Matisse in his studio in Nice cutting coloured gouaches in 1953. Credit: Bibliothèque Kandinsky, MNAM-CCI, Centre Pompidou, Hélène Adant Collection.

The artist Henri Matisse was a master of tone, rhythm and contour. It makes perfect sense to use his iconic late-career scissor-cut pieces from the early 1940s as inspiration for music ...

Henri Matisse: Jazz, The Nightmare of the White Elephant/The Clown, pochoir plates and lithographic text (1947) (photo by the author for Hyperallergic) ...

Art World Mourns Henri Matisse, Dead at Home in Nice at Age of 84 PARIS, Nov. 4--The world of art today mourned Henri Matisse, one of France's greatest painters, who died in his apartment in Nice ...

View a wide Variety of artworks by Henri Matisse, now available for sale on artnet Auctions. Register for artnet Auctions. By clicking ... Henri Matisse. Icare (from Jazz), 1947. 25.75 x 16.38 in. (65 ...

The illness had ransomed his energy but not his spirit. Convalescing in 1943 after an operation for intestinal cancer, 20th century painter Henri Matisse found himself weak and wasted, fraught ...

Henri Matisse's books ... The most triumphant expression of this new technique was Jazz (1947), a book of “lively and violent prints” inspired by “memories of the circus, ...

Walking through the basement of the Logan Center, you might not expect to find anything shocking. The 20 prints from Matisse’s Jazz, however, are a jolting burst of color and shape. Now on permanent ...

Henri Matisse (b.1869). At the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Great Works, In Focus. A series featuring art critic Sebastian Smee’s favorite works in permanent collections around the United States.